Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-18
Personal.

county Attorney Byars, Of Elkton, was
In the city Tuesday.
MIR. George Ryars. Of Trenton. spent
Tuesday In the city.
MIR. John Allen, of District number, One,
was In the city Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. l.. Carr, OF Tobacco Port, attended
the Exchange Sales Monday.
MIR. t. A. Stewart. Of Trigg county, spent
Tuesday at the Exchange sales.
Misses Mary and Lena Edwards attended
the 0peratta In Elkton THIS week.
Mr.. Nj. McMurry, of Springfield, attended
the tobacco sales Tuesday.
Mr.. II. f. Andrews and wife, OF this city,
are s9ourning at Dunoar's Cave.
Mr.. p. NJ. Townley, Of Todd county, at
tended The tobacco sales Tuesday.
Air 7. J. Moore, OF Trigg county, attended
the sales at the Exchange Monday.
Capt. t. w. Lewis. OF Cumberland city,
spent Monday and Tuesday In the city.
DIR. John Chiles, of Trenton, sold some OF
his tobacco at the Exchange Wednesday.
Capt: Polk @. johnson, went to Dawson
Springs wednesday to spend week or two.
Capt. II. L. Cobb, paid his old home a fly
ing visit this week and went down South.
g. II. Slaughter, Esq. of St. Bethlehem,
was among his friends IN the city Tuesday.
M. Savage ESQ, has Just returned from
visit TO his fathers family on South Side.
Miss Tiney Cook, of Nashville, is visiting
Miss JAMIE Broaddus on Greenwood Avenue.
Mr. w. r. Moore, OF Todd county attended
Tuesdays tobacco sales at the Exchange.
w. A. Marshal, E.q., OF District No. l,
spent Tuesday among his friends In the city.
Mr.. X. T. Anderson, OF Todd, came down
Monday to see John Pickett sell his Pryor
tobacco.
Mr.. T. @. Cox, of Nashville, with his
mother, wife and child Is registered at the
Cave Hotel.
among the planters and buyers at the sales
Wednesday.
--Messrs. T. f. Bailey and II. Bailey, OF
Logan county, came down To the Exchange
sales Tuesday.
-Messrs. l. d. Farmer and w. X. Wells, Jr.,
81 anrry, KY, attended the tobacco sal,
Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. T. Moseley. of Neptune, was among
the busy planters and buyers at the Exchange
Monday.
MIR. r. o. Barry, Of Black Jack, Robertson
| county, attended the tobacco sales at the
| Exchange Monday.
-Messrs. II. N. Buel, C. o. Burr and ]. T.
Escue, OF AdaiTville, KY, were attending the
| tobacco sales Monday.
| Mrs. DOME Tyler, OF Hadsnsville, KY, Ia
visiting the family OF Capt. Polk @. Johnson
on Greenwood Avenue.
-Messrs. ]. q. Pope and Lee Woodland, OF
Sprii gfsld came down Tuesday to see II their
| old county could win more premiums.
| MIR. John Marley, of Memphis, Is visiting
/ p Ia NIL alaoa NIL nfy ma
time NJ Dunbar's Cave.
IT. II. Taylor D. d. s., and wife. OF Mem-
phis, arrived In the city Wednesday. They
come to look after their railroad interests.
Masters James end Peter slattery, who
| have been attending school at st. Maryh, XIV,
returned home Thurday TO spend their vaoa-
ton.
-Messrs. w. T. Anderson and John Pack
Oft, OF Todd county, were In the city selling
tobacco Monday. They always raise good
article.
spent two days with his friends in the city
this veak..and "Wednesday he returned q
Montgomery.
Mrs. J. w. Rust AID daughters, Sallis
Fannie and Willie are Visiting Mr.. aud Mrs
JEFF Carrot Of New Providence. Prof. Rusl
wasin the city last Monday.
-Messrs T. w. McElwain, Jas. Wakefield
and Richard H. Hogan, planters from neal
Trenton, came down Tuesday to enjoy tbs
flush times ut the tobacco Exchange.
Misses Katie Wilson and Minnie Hsrndon
took part in the Opsratta OF the Twin Sisters
presented by Mrs. PASSWORDS music class In
ElktOn Thursday evening, In which they
assumed ths leading characters.
Mr. H. G. Snoddy, editor Of the Todd
County Progress paid Us an appreciated cal
Friday morning, and "permsated" among
our business men during tho rest of the day